Andrew Silsby

Kennebec Savings Bank — what we owe the community

"We think of this less as philanthropy in the traditional sense and more as an extension of who we are. Giving back is one way we live out our purpose as a community bank, year after year," says Andrew Silsby, president and CEO of Kennebec Savings Bank.

🔒 ‘Quiet enemy of inflation’ still looms for Maine businesses after Fed rate hike

For the first time in three years, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates on Wednesday to tame inflation and signaled that there may be further increases ahead.

🔒 Kennebec Savings gets planning board OK for Augusta building plan

"This is a transformational project for lower Western Avenue," Augusta's economic development director told Mainebiz.

🔒 Kennebec Savings adds rooftop atrium to Augusta building plan

“We'd like to give our employees the best views ... of the capital and the river,” Andrew Silsby, president and CEO, told Mainebiz.
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🔒 Hawk or dove on monetary policy? Maine Fed watchers size up central bank nominee

President Trump's nominee to succeed Jerome Powell as chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve "isn’t squarely hawkish or dovish – he’s signaling a hybrid stance,” one observer tells Mainebiz.

🔒 Bold predictions for Maine’s economy in 2026 span recession risk to practical optimism

Forecasts run the gamut from the specter of a recession to a dose of practical optimism from a coffee entrepreneur.

Bold predictions for Maine’s economy in 2026 span recession risk to practical optimism

Business leaders from around the state have varying expectations for the coming year.

Kennebec Savings seeks to build five-story building at Augusta campus

“Our goal is to design a campus that functions better for customers and employees, improves safety and traffic flow, and fits the character of the neighborhood,” said one executive.
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On deck: Little League field renovation underway in Portland

Portland Little League aims to raise $1 million to revitalize all of the city’s fields.

Trick or treat from the Fed next week? Rate cut looms

With less than 10 days to go until U.S. monetary policy makers next meet, the only thing that could spook markets this spooky season would be a status quo in interest rates.
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